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Handan Xuebu: What We Can and Should Learn from Other Countries
by Yong Zhao - August 18, 2011
American policy makers and pundits are in love with some foreign education systems and are working hard to bring their policies and practices home. Many presently proposed reform policies and practices are rationalized based on international comparisons. But is this infatuation justified? What can we really learn from other countries?
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- Yong Zhao
University of Oregon
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YONG ZHAO is Presidential Chair and Associate Dean for Global Education at the College of Education, University of Oregon. He is the author of Catching Up or Leading the Way: American Education in the Age of Globalization (ASCD, 2009). He blogs at: http://zhaolearning.com
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